Eric A. Meyer3d ago
Rather unexpectedly, a 3D printer is soon to enter my life (long story). It seems like printers are either entry-level $300-$400, or higher-end $1,000+. Is there anything worthwhile in the $750 area? This will be hobby-use only, not for business purposes or mass production. It cannot be resin for a variety of reasons, and I will not budge on this.
Show threadSteve Ledsworth

@Meyerweb This is the one I have and love it! $800. The AMS accessory allows you to work with multiple filaments at once, which is nice.

https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/p2s?from=home_web_p2s_detail

Bambu Lab P2S

A refined multi-filament 3D printer ready for effortless multi-material, up to 20-color printing, with 70% more extrusion force, flow-rate compensation, and adaptive airflow.

Bambu Lab US Store
Apr 9 at 2:07pmIvory for Mac
Show threadJ.P. Stewart3d ago

@sel @Meyerweb This is what I would buy today as well. I have a P1S today. It’s been very reliable. The AMS is worth it.

Depending on timing. They have occasional good sales.

I had a creality ender before. It was… not reliable.